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Western Kansas World

Location

Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

7

How to Figure Horse Power in Steam Engines

A historic summary explains calculating piston area from diameter, then multiplying by stroke pressure to get total piston pressure. Multiply revolutions per minute by pressure to obtain foot pounds per minute, divide by 83 000 to get indicated horsepower, with a portion lost to friction and the remainder available for useful work.

Statistics as wooing aid reveal wary suitors

A reader notes that women avoid marriage offers, comparing attitudes across generations. She recalls a young woman who would not wed for any inducement, while citing a broader claim that most women refuse proposals, suggesting social pressure to appear practical and humorous.

Rattan Cane Exports Highlight Singapore Trade

The Rattan Cane dominates Singapore export activity as a cheap bulk item. Singapore stands as a leading export market for mittens with most raw rattan not produced locally. Buyers there select and clean the material, bundle by grade, and ship it to various destinations.

Singapore

Codfish skin used for book binding in Berlin

A Berlin bookbinder reportedly found codfish skin as a new material for book covers amid a feather shortage. While fish skins have appeared before, shark leather was previously used for deluxe bindings, valued for durability and the leatherlike appearance.

Weser Bremen Berlin

Mystery of gold leaf origin noted in ancient uses

There is debate over where gold leaf originated, with references to its use in ancient civilizations for covering teeth, tongue, skin, and monuments. Historical records mention gold leaf making dating back to the eighth century B.C.

Ancient Egypt

Fumes of our Enewries and Mind Paradox in Film

A quirky Indianapolis Star piece mocks the idea of minds versus matter in an early discussion of cinema and perception. It notes minds as small devices confined to storytelling and moving pictures, arguing thoughtfulness should be encouraged while satire highlights human longing and dissatisfaction.

Chayer Nature Mimi Feller

Animals lack instinct says London Lancet note

Raywood Crawford reports in the London Lancet that animals must learn what not to eat from experience. He cites sheep and calves grazing with mothers showing higher risk, while young birds learn through trial and error which foods are harmful.

Raywood Crawford Bert Morgan

Had Plan of Their Own Defeats at Pope's Campaign

A fragment from Civil War era reporting recounts a soldier claiming a rival plan to brush out the Secession after Pope's defeat at Bull Run and Chantilly. He sought audience with Pope, was denied, then told by officers that “they had a plan of their own,” and was later booted from camp after a brief exchange.

Pope Chantilly Bob Lee

Newspaper Ministry Urges Unity in Service to Land

A reforming call notes the newspaper’s role in shaping national life. It emphasizes unity, formation, and leadership within the press, urging readers to recognize the Sheet’s work for the country and the people.

Ministry of Newspapert Ministry of the Newspapers

Duchess's Dinner Lapse Triggers Formal Apology

A dinner at the duchess's home with the bishop present led to an apology over a missing grace. The bishop, present at the meal, noted the lapse and the exchange was kept discreet.

Fate of the pirate writer Ree Serpette brought to public notice

Born in Portland and died in 1866 in Booth the author known as Fate of the pirate writer Ree Serpette renounced his former life in later years. His dime novels are scarce though may linger in dusty regional shelves. His serious works include A Prince of the House of David The Pillar of Fire and The Throne of David produced after he became an Episcope minister and rector of St Thomas Academy for boys at Helty Springs Mississippi.

Fate Ssham Portland The Booth David St Thomas’ Ban Helty Springs Mins

Death of Chevalier Bayard in Italian Campaign

April 80 1524 description of Chevalier Bayard killed during northern Italian campaign as French forces retreat. He steadied with a kiss to his sword, confessed to his master, and died valiantly facing the enemy. Buried with military honors by his foe.

Chevalier Bayerd Italy Pasar Cran Ssaciut Vanessaat Abaigaibans-Reat Seid

Garibaldis for Freedom and the Garibald School

A World’s Work excerpt notes Gen Ricciot and Garibaldi’s legacy in Italy. The narrator reflects on war, patriotism, and the Garibaldi spirit as he recalls a December moment with General Ricciot and family wartime commitments.

Babies Cry Sonata Set To Hymn Words In England

Reverend Noel Bemsye Hunt of St Matthew's Church Wiles on England composes a piece expanding infant cries into a musical chant. The work uses the words of the One hundred and thirty evesth peaks to convey meaning, blending grotesque tones with a chanted form.

Noel Bemsye Hunt St. Matthew's Church Wileson England

Bauxite Deposits Found in British Guiana

Reports indicate sizable bauxite deposits in British Guiana with ongoing prospecting and development over the past year and a half. Early shipments are being prepared, signaling expanding exploitation of the ore with initial satisfactory results.

British Guiana Wade Tour Con

Hudson Harlan, oanty Engineer

Hudson Harlan, anty Engineer, is noted in current records for his role in overseeing technical operations. The brief entry highlights his title and professional focus within the engineering domain.

Hudson Harlan Oanty Engineer

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Wa Keeney Reader

H E Tripp of Wa Keeney reports back pain and gravel pain eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. He urges kidney trouble sufferers to try the remedy. Price 50 cents a bottle at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Also an auction and repair notice mentions cash offers and a carload shipment.

Doan Wa- Keeney H. E. Tripp Wa-Keeney

Loan ads for farms and ranches in Trego County

A fragmentary advertisement notes five to twenty year loans on farms and ranches in Trego County. It mentions Joans on ranches or large served and includes a contact line for Frank Grecian in Kansas. The wording is garbled but clearly targets mortgage loans and rural property financing.

Trego County Frank Grecian Hill Kansas

Fragmented ad notices mix drug, sale, and services

A jumble of old advertisements mentions kidney remedies at 35¢ and 1.00 a bottle, a toy from Joe Sigler, a price quoted at $3006.00, a horse and cattle listings, a car load of mixed country iron, eyeglass and surgical services, and a Perkins windmill advert. The text references locations like Salina Kansas and Winley’s Gash Implement Store with scattered dates and names.

Winley‘s George

Nics Land for Sale in Gove County Wheat Field

Two quarters and a half quarter in Gove County offered at 10.00 per acre. Southeast quarter 2214 25 and 63,000 cash with balance over five years at 7 percent. Inquire at Veriquette Office second door north of post office Wa Keeney Kan. Ad displays sale terms and contact.

Gove County Eriquette Keeney Kan

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